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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01
K w. TAHStLL & co, Chi-spo

During the last wear Won furnished me with
800 'Fausllt's Punch" This mont you
nave sold me II 900, almost al Of which have
been sold, from one 10 five 20 each person.
You viii please ship s, 000 every Saturday un-
I'll further notice. G. : PRowiTr, Druggist,
Denver, Col.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

Mrs. Langley, who applies Simultaneous
ly for citizenship and divorce, theIeby demon
strates that she is thoroughly acquainted with
the customs OF this country.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

Whenever It Ban is found IN IA lunstic
acylIm with sight Of has ribs broken they say
1t q uw,gg TO a lack Of uppyopri atoms. We
live to lc. rn-h'm! on second thought, to
2ip
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01
Happy D,vs io the South

Atlanta Constitution: We ire ap-
preaching the scas"d OF possum, sim
mon beer and gingercakes.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

There goes a man wto is doing a stiff
business" said George Watts to Col, Red
beck. as they passed n sad looking man.
"Who Is hep
why, THAT'S Laymout, the undertaker.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

To keep a woman out Of su,ks the easiest
way Is TO keep her in silks On y q slight
differ ence between L and j..
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

Davenport Business College, con lete In MI
departments. For catalogues, address, j. G..
Duncan, Davenport, Iowa.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

-"Yes," said d convalescent and classic
pateut, 'even the Greeks suffered with tho
III lad" "Poseibly," remarked the doctor,
las our complaint was retaer onn.I.kee.n
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

Three months treatment for soc. Plso's
Remedy for Catarrh. Sod By druggists.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

"A minister ma not be a brakeman but
be does = great deal Of coupling eli the sane.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01
"Royal Glue Msucs n:~vsty.h,pg,

Broken China, GlSss, rurnituTc, Ornaments,
Leather, etc. Everlasting tenscityi Always
iQnid and ready. FREE Eampie via|e ST drug.
gists and grocers
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

A good fght-phos- Jhite.
An old maids vatchworo--ne-men-to.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-10-01

The latest baby, Ike a champion marks
man, is always up IN arms.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

The meeting a The Hope IassgaS sas5ssS
Monday evening called CUT sa,e snggssa aatass-
eucs pes assembled as sue al shsse nseSasys>
The programme wss aa aasslssGsng snA sas
called forth sas enthusiastic aaaSsnse q he
assembly, Benny wsssn sass -wfss1 IRsls
Boz Tanks About GasR" aas ssscgss Raass
ssssaea sswass Esassls Gasl TAanss Aasus
Basss I'd Thuaew gase n Shssarase SaacsI
Mrs. wamasg sang Orange Rlssspasss ssgy
swe~ay, Mrs. MerTseR rssa6 an original sassz
Elvisga a rs~e seshana She scenes 81 the sass
dramatic psceermapea which ssaunass a1
clever hts and hrrmarom s1lrssass Miss Aaaas
Simpson gave ssasea rasasrp. n a. Kasn
gave ssa1sasE sssass ~Esas osEsssr >
wtssA brought aewn ne houses Rees. Hraaas;
gave . violin saaa WITH razsssssas and ID
TauEaSw gave 4 snug sna Ssne, Owing .
she absence q Ar, Rasw& tie Sosssssn szE
dsaaae was pssspanst eas week Ms Tar.
neg esng called On gave sseaszsasm and sas
enaezsainmsnt rsrna up w5sa rscazSssa as
Dr.. Baldwin enEiaaea -Scanssasras NssS
which sseancsd much ssusaszE. Taken M 4
whole the sensersaiaznsaf xas ene sa.xz u xealli
be hard - excel and he caclznlSsse en FEs
gTamne and she easss aud ss1ifaslssn VIA
sonk nsrs aexEse ne aszRas a Al sar sasi:
Efforts % entertain sAe peaaae- Tasre zness'
ia1 ase gEoEsag IN snisssa Is esasassS q
sse saEeassug szssaaxnee and lase H4Rssr HAs
come IN fr0m the ceuaz-s % attend ISs nsx;
messing wan be Monday sRsnzac, wassa an II
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

The Chicago News has the following kind
words b say Of Gev. Pierce: Col Gilbert A.
Pfsrce. ex-governor Of Dakota. has become as-
sociate editor Of the St Paul Pioneer Pres,
and is TO have exclusive charge Of the Dakota
department Of that enterprising journal, with
hsadquarters at Bismarck The Pioneer Press
il to Be Congratulated upon having seearsd the
services ei 90 distinguished a man, and Col.
Pierce has done Hisely. we think, in associat
ing kiEssff with the leading Journal Of thai
sasf empire Of the northwest whose future d
m besoreik Col Pierce isan old, experienced
iezrnalss; he has reported and corrssponded
and paEagTaphsd and edftorialized- in short,
he has done almost eEery kind Of work about Z
newspaper efice. His work has led him fnta
eseJ sort uf experiences, and has made him Z
uesnssar ciresA Of acqnaintaneex He has
preGted hs an this; he has studisd human na
ture and human characters. and (hou faH O
she Eest IL Us can say it Of ourzalvssl this strd,
has not souzed or eznhittercd him. His il /.
vondexfally kindly spirit-j1st, disszisalaatipg
hz. kindly. VIE. vEaaer b Il thai he 3 uni
.szsiy sescEeas what. vdnderi i Il that al
VIM .knex him vish him. and win aluss.
Tizk him gadapeed aud good fortune In hll
ssHy uniextakin2
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07
The FANCY fsssss sss nsss s,s'r

The Fanny % has mors ORE
friends to the square inch and
breedsmore good feeling in man
kind than any other cigar with
in the reach of suffering human
ity. The man who smokes the
Fancy Grocer never dies under
81, if he succeeds in dying at
all. and he always wins his law
suits His wife does not worry
him for a seal skin saeque nor
bother him for anew spring bon
net. By steadily smoking the
''Fancy Grocer he escapes sThe
flowers that bloom in the spring
and similar chcstnuts. His fail-
or never dms him, and he has no
friends whe ask him for the loan
Of a y", He is not obliged to
walk the floor with the baby at
night, and he always votes the
right ticket. He never loses his
suspender button in a bah room.
and it never rains Just after he
| has had his boots Shined. His
washing is never mixed at the
laundry, and he is not compelled
to split the kindling' for the
breakfast fire. He spertss beoms
ing bank balance. and and is op-
pressed by monotony Of wealth,
His wife never makes the bis
cults too heavy, and he can fish
for a month without losing his
bait. No fly ever makes head
quarters on his nose, and he
never gets oieomargarine for
butter. He lives on milk and
honey, has lemon ice. strawberry
short cake and pie for deser,
everyday Of his life, and he al
ways gets the best goods for the
least money by trading at
II, II. WASEMS.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

So,pa paner. nnaev,&.nA ,.t sb..> I. ..,...
ment on foot 20 run solid coaI trnfns from Rps.
falo to Dafcta points, and II Il expettea that :
/ reduetiou in RATES win follow.
n. ed,tor a. tba ps,ns;n,on s,.n,,..,
Reuni,,c,n n.re, cl.,r,, - 81. -...,,, -.
.tion a. M. no.tosac. -. n. ~ -. ~,
.,.,s - - 8 q - 8 - - 'nss
TIA srt.n,son ~ n. nr,,-.n.s. .,.s :. .,.,.
n,s-. h.;,o ...,,,.a ,.,,..... -. -.
ihesr .t,.nt,on - A.. 1f,rr...,.. s ps..ss
c,.;m;pe, fr,r, .,,,,. ..,s q,
burn that Grand Fo,l. :. N. .h,s..;. 1890
Ar ,h.t rood :. :" - S''s>'s'ss a's-''>
North v.nt ao,,, =, ns;.c,,.,, = ....;, . -
can. m,stinc =, ths -, s,,;... . -. - -
tprne,, IN a;s,,,s, ,s.t ~. =.
vith r..rons;h,. n.s;,,o.. =, a.. ~.
Tber t.lE q, an .Ili,nes -, ~. .. M,
,-s.., - - -
=. LIE Sunny, aluussa in.ane " tne eommis
rhpr,,ar ~ la. w..r pr..so,,. = -. :. -
msntia sbe w.. an nnn.n,lv hr;rht 49, ~.
the CONSTANT r..,ino, of so,v,,,o,, .,,,,. t..
tur. pro,p, to mnch far her hr.;, pt..;..aa.
think her Hur0hla
~. CO w '..'a = MAnisooa aspos a.
raw within svs mia. os ,,b ~. rlsss .ns ..s ~
proaehsn, at ths r,t. a, ,a.r,v nil ~
H.H. C.r,on. N. ,r.ioh. .,s ,,.,a. .s.a. ~.
arrived He ma, ,orusr,, a,,nso,s, , :. ~. .s'
AN. ~-'ss y. 'A' =
..a. .us asmssM .. a. She1ioan Jones, territorial
en'1 .sS.. puD''' lnstlu'.on, Is demand
p,rts hi, h,ir .na ns,a p :, ~, a.sm
Church viii soon fna !. s,,....s.. ~ 80.
douhs but lone. v;,, r.,na,n ~ .sa...na..n , ~
tion IN tho rIpron st,t. ''-.''e ''''- s
.,,,
a.. s.,sOas s iauip caused the chicago
-.e a "" app'ng over parrei OF
s,...,;.s ~ sas a,. ~a. unAing gu. oI caused the
connt, far,nsr IT, IT, g.. - ~ -. ",u.e, .,u. nano
na o.ha, watsr ean,s =. ~, 'Iss :" .'as'u ~ ana
Ios, v,, ,h,,t =, aoo -,.s ~so" e -ao
WV 'n'"l'l'e'
H.uiel "a q na'es IN manu- county, Is the
.Suus., sSwl, -, y, new o.aes amons the farmers,
49, sasa VAC Ansas VI Ae.icuisoie. lts organ
,AASsa . s'ulewna' simiiar 70 the knights Of
LaDot, ana Us oolect to secure united and
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

fhs Chicago Tribune states that for several
Heeks eounterfeitsii7er dollars have bean daily
appearing At the uh-treasury, and during the
holidays there was a regular influx Of them.
They came through various hanks, through
which they were obtained Of the holiday stores.
Several excellent counterfeits were received
recently ffotn the First National, Illinois
National and Park National hankA The coins
came In bulk from the large retail stores. and
tie tslisrs a tka various banks sent them to
The snhtzeas1ry without going over them.
The hest esunterfeits were datsd 1851, 1852
and 1sS1 The latter series is comparatively
unknawn and Is said 10 be such clever
ecaaterfsif n to deceire any one not an ex-
pert The secret service officers think very
dangerous counterfeit has been lately pot on
the Earket and viii endeavor to discover liz
source
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Grua Skinner, CLERK. 500.
7. K, JosNn, clerk, $a.0.
Precinct No. IA. B. Bsksr. iudee.
acc.
Hiram Egaer, judge. SEQ.
T. H. Fsgs ieaSA &,N.
Carries Chalmers CLERK, SEQ.
n. Il, 1iZyar. clerk, $a.e0.
Kneft Olson. making returna and mileage.
Ss.N.
Preesnst No. ls,-G, h. Ftick, Judge. max
ing resuras and mileass $50.
s. h. Tsysss, icdge 500,
Albert Ss. John. judge $500.
George Nec. elerS, $500.
d, b, Gasaell CLERK, 500.
Precinct No, I'm. D. Henry, Judge
S,@.
j. N. WAsraal asage 500.
| Hugh Davidson luags making returns and
| uHeass $3.50.
r. f. Morrlaoa. clerk. S,M
R. A Pops eaerk. &,0.
/ Precinct No, &c H. Williams, Judge.
! naklag returns and milesgs $3.50.
sc. Fuller iadse Ss,oe.
Laas kas 1adse 500.
f. e. Williams clerk, S.0Q.
IA, Gres eisrs, G,@
Fseeissa No. 1a.-H. b. Wasen, Judge,
ss.el
G. q Msrrsen au,scs. - oe
Wilbur Weed. ladge 500,
Archie Aaissn. eaerk, Ss,00.
C.. G.. Hcptles. clerk. makinr rp.nrn. .na
'1,,s-
 s~,s
Srec1nes NO. ut. j. Baldwin, Judge,
nakilg returns aud mileage q. 10.
H.A. NorthSue Judge, 81 90.
Eneat Olson, judge making returns and
nileage S4.e0.
LA. Eressses sssst. zoo.
n - n,sA cssrs q "a
"a Hesion, tne quarterly report Of H l.
Saaah, lasfse o. peace was accepted and ap-
proved and sea htlaWine lees were allowed
aSs s<aesea pail rom general fund, a fol
rows
d {. asftn, asfav shssia leeS terri
Sr5ss 80 y; seen IN. esssy .s sostsI %
nakosa vs John Casey Fester 14s
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

wsisus WoeS went 10 GaaecsSswa 10 sasass
New Years with friends sEsesaag % rssazn
she following MsaSss, hui cue a hss hasss
gos EseSsS and ne las been sasAe h ges aacS>
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Mr. Messs, Tie kszesss HsSss, seN sa yes
erSsSs srssa,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

&r &. n. aruassaas Snaa sca sa &sasas
and ss caoe entered aeoa ne ausaes 81 his
o.hoa The following gsusssassn ssEees bis
sanS> F. &, EassE, Lewis yaaugsaa. e. T.
StsNens Paul Eanssaa. &. O. Epeaassc and
0sasn n. EaSsas,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Ii Is rnmaG~a SAsS a prominent yauaS zsssr>
chant os HOPE wss rscsasss nszrsea sa 0aec-
elslewn, hut the PsoSEsS has rsasca se he
hcsa taas lie saas,zascasns II sisse ssssss>
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

and enc 10 which We sasees al aue esscsus
win oaeerfuiy aezd sasas sssssasaee Is Gu Tie
taps and Is exaesssS 10 sase aeansse sasse
Ss>,~sA~
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TAs prscs at wAess rsssass - csass Nsc
asS, hal Taesasy Il teA hack se 81 oas.
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E. H. Sseae aas SsaSssa Ass Iassss& d he
scAe& hea b TIE sownsAsn,
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I.sassGs received fsam Frank Ward and Rev.
ard Mcsosaes saneaaee sAas sass sre eassazg
IN she Sunshine in Les Angeles GsEsssarss
piucSins oranges and Nsssas in saesr shat
slespes hon shsar window. Escs Rsgass and
Thccasss whsspana are also sAsgA
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

uncsiled fNFc ~ i. Anderson, JSaa Amssa.
Thomas B~en, l. n NEase ). Arguss Essea,
soa, 6sssate o.. W. c Han sgasss J. HsasSaa,
GeosSe HassastE NslEsm NsSas, & \ Parker.
Joseph PsseS, ], 0ssaa Ssorsaa James b.
Smith, Postmaster Rice Requests sAas FssssGs
calling iaT aAsse aeSsszs wia sss aasszsisssA
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Nr, A. wasse ana sa4asss wsss wsre ~
Gently erraea out have become sessasa IN Sassr
new eusseezs IN ss,e building eesasgag u
ArShuS NaSosS. "a sas xss sAS al sSEl,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

AT the lss meessns et Aeps aaage No = !,
o, 0, f. the fasiogaas oaacsss wSs eng ae:
ssslaed Ion sae gsssGs ssrms Gsassse 6, Ese-
rsea n. Gss L A, 9asoasoas v ss-s r. II,
Sinapscn, ssrz~sSrss s. j. &sNSaaps pszms
uens secssays Frank Il, SSsssacs, szsasssss.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

The wraanS school wag ezra tas evening al
the day that scAeaa eesss IN SAs new aussssaE,
when ali who hsye saansa tie eaass should BE
On hand vita wzains material and sxAs.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07
OFFICIAL


Hssssas-S H. Nsasse, ], L wsesx asAa
oxssa sas l. c 6Nszsa
SR Nsssea sas Martin Raasne sss Aesr
sssa d essse - ceHrsxssaers 81 sssss 2
ansA
os ssssssa> L G Goesesua was saeess snasr.
sasa ss sase Rsacs 10 tie orsas yeas.
Ga sassssa> The asaS q tgeazr-er were
sNss n SAe0
GA sassssa> tie assss ss saesss wers txsa
II S@
Ga nsSssaI tie hsoas ct Sasgs q psosass
wzs sxss ii S2e0
Ga asssss, tie serssse sassseS vsse sxsa
a A@
0a nssasas he ssNas e rsgssasz Il decd.
wsEs sxss n $2aA
Ga sassssn. tue ssas q hass,es Il reace
wsss &Ns ii $50
Ga saesssal the hsnas ss earsssAaes vsss
A1ss ss $SA
Ga snssssas tie snss es eOssasc were exsa
IA Ss0
On ussssu, se sssasxsag eisssa eenss were
sssrsses al asssssss
& H. RrunsSksa esnzg srsasurss.
&, &, wsnsaeA sasegsaseaseas a seAeea&
& s SsSaasaSs rsgssess e seAaa
IN scssSsls he ssss1aas sssssses uxre se>
sscss sasa sss ssazssr eassaag Dec slsS isSs,
L < Ensas Ss.szs,a a.serees. $aN a.
= SsS@saG. esoaS eassS>,>>.>>>>, lsR %
a. W. NSesassss SasS q scAeaes,..... % %
% saesssns rsgsEs q I, n Lse Nsssee es
Nsscs wss a4sses2
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wshsve rs,ssv~a an eSsusg nessS e Nj,
Hasa GeeAsSas. wassa wsa ssesss nsN wsss.
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Rev. j. L. Geaasszsasss kss sssss<ssS Ia
sAe EsS,
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W r. S-Nnu1 snzgsasn Is b exs n Ae
sale q pSssOas IS exnsasS+ Zs naE rsze-
asRn sssr ssSesa sGTe-cszitalas No Es,lasasa.
and can he gsRsa wsiA szsag - Rsasx
Health oiArSaas Q; Rreskm. FazssaeazAGa xal
Basnn0rs endorse as assss xsoasasea cz7e.
II costs aaS 2s carzx
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Ma Mary ], Smgsaa hss ssssn ssscsss sg
the scAs@ Nasra al Hops ssSosaaa u seadhss
al she primary Ssssss@sns al he Ease sSaadl.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Mrs John Aeesss ass = NasNasa sas
ssaeaS her hcsse sasas ssss aas maSs sS~a-
g-aoe Inches al slaR in sSgAssea 5ssA and d
now in heasn>
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

HeaeAsr Hasssa wss oansnsa b Ms rssn
yssssssN hs ssFss sssa& es SIX hssaasas.
He b eus sc-Sas>
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Atsorns Heams asss Taesass sar Nsaasare.
lis where he gss 10 coSsas an sosGlss n N
gard 10 his scs,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

Rev. MI Na-ssca wia rrsaa aa ae Rses
church nsxs Sandy marnsag II II ssas4 and
Sunday sssnsas al SsaaS,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

MIS- ], L wEacaS sss Dsssssy tsr New
Hsmpshsrs = sna WI be Seaasa asss ss u,
NIlnNx
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

owing 10 The fen ahas sssR as and Ms
Wilra< expect 10 he absent sae some saua ses
eearaess Al TIE Hope Heass were nesshaf sass
Saturday THAI sase aasase weula be Saassa Ia
shs present 81 fsr as - SaHsEg yasaR ws sss'
eegaed, These waas assssea Hsss gspea sass
pssIases os rcss.iasag sselg soaEs Ness ID
the eoagasss are taking sa<ar meals wssA HIS
Hunlasy
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1887-01-07

"Wednesday was sse coasss 1assaszs Nf sass
season, The ssssssnaznsasGas nj Wsanalg / 3acsias,-
sous drug store registered g ascs~ss sessw
zero hut Sshsss showed Is asw n g degrees
hslow. Probably IS degrees haasw vNsaaa nssk
he fsr from tair estimate al she wssaLassss N
the shsszaezussss as tie drug saars ss nCaasea~a
10 cessain syisnl
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NesSAx 81 SSA@
Rw> Rsszy Ass sssases Is Sesss Il pro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-31
INDIAN WAR ENDED.
Colorow and His Bucks at the Reservation
Not Upon the Warpath.

Colorow and His Bucks at the Reservation
Not Upon the Warpath.
WASHINGTON, August "a late dis
patch received this afternoon from Gen.
Terry, reads a. follows:
CHICAGO, August 80, 1887.
To the AdjHt0nt General, L. S. A, Wash
ingtOn, ID. c:
The following just received, dated Fort
Duchesne, Utah, August %:
TO Assistant AdiUtdnt- General, Department
Of The Pldtt, Omaha, Neb:
Colorow and all his following are now at
Ouray Agency, fifty miles from Colorado,
and manifest a disposition 10 remain ON the
reservation. No more excitement among
the Indians. Militia and cowboys hold
hundreds of horses and thousands of sheep
and goats belonging to Colorow and Chip
tea, Ouray's winow. This stock was graz
ing on the land claimed by the Indians as
belonging to their reservation and where
they have been permitted by their agent to
live for years Colorado settlers have
claimed locations there and have at last
succeeded in driving the Indians in. Col
GROW has not in this trouble been On the
warpath, aud has made his way to the res,
ervation, avoiding hostilities rs far rs pos
sible.
Signed RANDLETT,
Commanding Post
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-31
BELLAIRE.

Elmer Robinson, who went West for his
health, found the journey very fatiguing.
and at Salt Lake City was compelled 10
stop for rest.
+. NJ. Strong, formerly of the G. &P.
freight office, this city, but who has en-
gsged with the I.auehlin Nail Works,
yesterday removed his family 70 Wbeeling
The new c., l.. & W. acceommodation
train leaves the Bellaire Nail Works for
Martins Ferry each day st o:JO, 0:S2
1853 and 9:3l a. NJ, and 1853, Sol and
8:26 p. M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-31
COWARDLY INSULT.
The Grand Army Should Disband-Odorous
Foraker.


Foraker.
Baltimore Herald.
The men composing the Army OF West
Virginia were dOubtles brave soldiers, who
fought valiantly for the maintenance Of
the Union, but they have also shown
themselves to be men welded to the most
narrow views, end insensible to the i'm
pulse of broad patriotism.
Everything had worked harmoniOusly
for three days OF the reunion. On the
fourth and closing day the editor Of a
newspaper at Wheeling stretched across the
street n large banner bearing picture OF
President Cleveland, with an appropriate
inscription. II was the simple legend OF
God bless President Cleveland, Com
mander.in- Chief of our army and navy, "
to which any patriotic citizen can subscribe,
be he Republican or Democrat.
Governor Foraker of Ohio was on hand,
and of course he had full supply OF that
partisan and demagogical hluster which
has recently made him such a notorious
and unenviable figure in Western politics.
Governor Foraker belongs to the redoubt-
able class of Falstaffian soldiers who hold
that "whipping the rebels" was by no
means a sufficient punishment for the
crime of treason" He believes not only
in whipping" the rebels" but In
pounding them, thumb'screwing them,
pulverizing them and rubbing it in,, in
order that they may feel mean and humble
and very sorry for the awful and unspeak-
able sins committed by them.
The insult offered to the President was
indefensible and COwardly. Mr.. Cleye-
land has his faults, aud grave faults, but
he is an honest President, and he has shown
himself to be a fearless one.
The outbreak at Wheeling can result in
nothing but harm TO the Republican par
ty. The Foraker stripe of the mOuthy
politician has grown malodOrous to the
Deople. The period for sectional hatred
has passed. The war is actually over anu
the people have come to know 1t They
will not endorse the action of any body OF
men, be they soldiers or not soldiers, that
seeks to revive the animOsities OF the North
and South. Ii the Grand Army of the Re.
public is to be utilized TO this end 1t had
better disbaud. The country has been
thoroughly reunited, the States have been
cemented by fraterpal blood, and the ex'
soldier North or South, who seeks to stlI
ND the old strife demonstrates that he Is
lacking in the most essential element o'
patriotism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-31
OLD VETERANS SPEAK.
SCOTT POST SETS DOWN ON The THREE
MONTH WARRIORS.
Sense Of Outraged Jushes-Msets With Unqualified
Disapprval-COwardly Insult-halOdOOus
Foraker the Modern BcmbaSteS-Sen-
tmsnt All Over the Country.

ERIE, PA, August 30.-Grand Army
circles are torn up tonight over the action
of Wainwright Scott Post 464, G. A. R., in
passing a set of resolutions to-day bearing
on the action of the Grand Army men who
refused to march under portrait Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, in Wheeling, last Friday.
Alter reciting the incidents leading up to
the occasion, the resolutions say:
WHEREAS, In q public parade through
the beautifully decorated city, a large
number of Grand Army Posts refused to
pass under a decorated arch and inscrip-
ton: God bless our President, Command
er-in-C Chief of the Army and Navy" and
turned outside and trailed their colors in
the dust, thereby endeayoring to throw
discredit'on the President of the United
States and the high official position he
holds; therefore, etc,
Resolued, That such action meets with
the unqualified disapproval and disap-
pointment of this Post, and that copy OF
these resolutions be forwarded to the De-
partment Commander OF Pennsylvania and
published in the city daily papers
Scott Post is one of the largest and most
influential Grand Army organization in
Western Pennsylvania.